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Pop art

Pop art

icons that matter : collection du Whitney Museum of American Art
ArtHistory
Pages
159
Published
2017
Language
French

Synopsis

Explore the vibrant and diverse landscape of American painting in the 1950s, a decade that saw the rise of Pop Art and its iconic figures. This collection delves into the aesthetic worlds of artists like James Rosenquist, Jasper Johns, and John Wesley, showcasing their unique contributions to 20th-century art. Discover how the political and social context of America influenced these artists, leading to a rich array of symbolic works and a desire for artistic expression in the wake of economic upheaval. This book offers a comprehensive overview of American artistic movements from the latter half of the 20th century.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualThought-Provoking

Genres

Art History

Authors

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Adam D. Weinberg

Adam D. Weinberg is a curator and writer who focuses on modern and contemporary art. His published works include Views from Abroad, Pop Art, Tony Feher, and Presence.

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Annabelle Ténèze

Annabelle Ténèze is the author of Pop art, a key book on the subject. She provides readers with a direct look at this influential art movement.

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Carrie Springer

Carrie Springer is an author who explores the world of art. She is known for her writing on Pop art and the unique photography of Saul Leiter, offering readers clear perspectives on these subjects.

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Laure Poupard

Laure Poupard is the author of Pop art, a book exploring the vibrant genre. Her writing offers a clear and engaging look at modern art.

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Marine Schütz

Marine Schütz brings Pop art to life for her readers. Her books provide a straightforward view into the movement's history and impact.